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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
3
Maynard hosts a busy lineup from Stettson’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin at Music Hall to a pancake supper at St George church. local figures attend shows, church lectures, and a Bryan club event while town updates include bus fare, a fireproof booth debate, and a Maynard Westvale carfare petition.
In Maynard Cooperative hall a record caucus elected Arthur J. Coughlan Democrat nominee over John W Connor by 243 to 77. Thomas J. Smith won town clerk, George H. Gutteridge treasurer, William Conley collector, Louis N. Shaw cemetery, and other posts filled by local figures amid a large turnout.
At the Maynard M E church Friday evening the Men's Union will host a meeting where members of the different town boards will speak on The Needs of Maynard. Invitations have been sent to secure representatives and an entertaining and profitable evening is expected.
Property on Sum mer street in Maynard includes a cottage, a large barn, and a new seven room house with modern improvements. Apply to E H Davis at 103 105 Brighton Ave Allston Mass tel 81 Brighton.
By Monday afternoon nomination papers closed one independent candidate remained Michael F Mullin for town clerk. Democrats forecast a win for water commissioner as William Cullen faces Gavin Taylor with strong party support and Mullin draws both sides.
A Lowell Massachusetts priest Reverend Father John O'Brien inspired a popular remedy named Father Johns Medicine. The ad touts fifty years of curing cold lung and throat troubles with a pure non narcotic formula. A. C. Loewe & Co advertises from Maynard showcasing its health benefits and trusted reputation.
East Boston defeats Maynard 84 to 13 in Music Hall before 600 fans. Doherty plays third period amid fan criticism after Marlboro defeat memories. Coady leads visitors with frequent ball control and feeds to Crowley, Desmond, and Corbett.
Mrs Ellen Joyce widow of John Joyce died early Friday in her Spring Lane home after a long illness. A 77 year old Ireland born resident, she lived here 50 years and was known for kindness. Survived by five children Ellen Mary Annie John and William. Funeral was Monday at St Bridget's Church with requiem mass and burial in St Bridget's Cemetery. large attendance.
Warrants posted belatedly outline multiple articles. Voters will decide officer elections and whether to create funds from gifts by Mrs. W. H. Mason and S. G. Brown for the cemetery. Other items seek a playground designation for John A. Crowe Park and installation of a fire alarm box at Acton Street corner.
A choir concert is planned at the Congregational church with Miss Florence Salisbury and Herbert Mallinson from town and W F O Connor and Charles P Lamar from Marlboro. Herbert Lawton will preside at the piano and Edward Caiger will play the organ. The program features a chorus of 30 voices.
The undersigned express gratitude for sympathy and kindness shown during their bereavement. Samuel Wilson and family Mrs J Henderson George Carmichael convey appreciation for acts that lightened their sorrow.
Republican caucus at Cooperative hall drew about 75 voters. A B McCleary led with 569 registered. A C Loewe ran for town clerk and received 14 votes. Three candidates sought two auditor seats. Frank B Sanderson and Alexander Pettigrew won, with W B Case trailing.
Maynard residents welcome Assabet mills returning to full time operation after four months of reduced work. The resumption signals improved local employment outlook and factory activity for the town.
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